VIC FAR COUNTRY REGION

Thirty-Two Acres of Land With Winery & Caravan Park Permit

$485,000

Business Description

Here is a huge opportunity to create a winery and tourism destination in the heart of a wine-growing region.

Situated to the west of Melbourne on a major highway, this property has had extensive town planning work done and is now ready to commence construction.

The land is essentially flat, lightly treed and with an occasional creek and a dam. It has exposure to the main road, making it ideal for a tourism-focused business.

There are current permits in place for a winery, cellar door sales, a caravan park and a residence. In addition, there is three-phase power on site.

Raise a toast to a pretty little town that punches well above its weight. Visit world-renowned wineries featuring age-old vines and award-winning wine. Sample exceptional shiraz of the sparkling and still kind, and regional fare to complement both, at cellar doors and cosy cafes.

Sheep graziers settled the area in the 1840s, then grew following the discovery of gold and later the planting of its now-famous grape vines. The area boasts a crop of pioneering wineries, earning it a reputation for producing some of Australia's finest wine.

Details of the plans and permits are available on request.

Brett Bowden ----------

Agent in conjunction - Ian Riley ----------

Business Summary

Marketing Agent

Brett Bowden

Business Brokers Network Australia

Key Investment Insights

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1. Thirty two acre property in a renowned wine growing region west of Melbourne, offering a substantial platform for a winery tourism destination.
2. Current permits cover a winery, cellar door sales, caravan park and residence, supporting multiple proposed visitor and accommodation uses.
3. Extensive town planning work is complete, with the property ready to commence construction subject to applicable requirements.
4. Major highway exposure provides prominent access and visibility for the proposed tourism focused business.
5. Essential site infrastructure includes three phase power, a dam, occasional creek and lightly treed, essentially flat land.
6. The surrounding region features established wineries, age old vines, award winning wines, cellar doors and regional cafés.
7. Plans and permits are available on request, enabling prospective purchasers to assess the approved development framework.